Immunise Australia Program
Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing
Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing. Immunise Australia Program. Information Line 1800 671 811
Immunise Australia Program. Information Line 1800 671 811

Publications

A list of links to online publications and publications available to order

Cervical Cancer

IMM92: Protecting your daughter from cervical cancer

Multiple translations of the HPV fact sheet "For Parents of Girls in School" - online version only


"The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Arabic "The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Arabic (PDF 345 KB) - Arabic
"The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Chinese (PDF 343 KB) - Chinese
"The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Croatian "The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Croatian (PDF 309 KB) - Croatian
"The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Farsi (PDF 334 KB) - Farsi
"The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Korean (PDF 471 KB) - Korean
"The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Serbian (PDF 335 KB) - Serbian
"The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Turkish (PDF 371 KB) - Turkish
"The National HPV Vaccination Program" in Vietnamese (PDF 392 KB) - Vietnamese

If your language is not included, please call the Telephone Interpretation Service (TIS) on 13 14 50 and ask to be connected to the National Immunisation Hotline 1800 671 811.

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Page last modified: 22 July, 2009